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Public education adheres to this very churchy worldview . . .
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My Brother's Keeper
Instead, we wondered if there is still a right in our country to be a negligent parent . . .
The Official Response to Those Who Object to The Manhattan Declaration
The drafting committee was careful to achieve complete harmony of all three traditions . . .
Opposition to the Manhattan Declaration
That is the wrong way--perhaps the very worst way--for evangelicals to address the moral and political crisis of our time . . .
A Letter From the Manhattan Declaration
Just think what might happen in our land if one million courageous Christians declared their uncompromising allegiance to Jesus Christ . . .
A Predicament
Medical personnel seldom recognize they work against their own evolutionary presuppositions . . .
The Dance of Life
His heart longs to woo and draw because He is no dictator nor taskmaster, but the exquisite Choreographer of all time . . .
The Extra Stickler
It is ironic that many of those who did, or would, march for Martin Luther King's dream, support a right to destroy the unborn . . .
The Gaping Hole
The One True God, holy and righteous, had been replaced with an imaginary friend . . .
Nudging Toward the Cross
At last there was delivered a long awaited remedy to the broken shalom of creation . . .
Here Comes the Bride
We rarely find ourselves in trouble all at once, but have inched along a route that leads up or down . . .
The Manhattan Declaration
The Manhattan Declaration is a clarion call to Christians to adhere to their convictions . . .
Case Dismissed
What is the appropriate response to the question: How could a loving God send anyone to hell. . .
Sugar Daddy
I had gotten so used to being taken care of that I had developed an attitude of entitlement which was fueled by my desire for things my peers had . . .
The Hall of Shame
In reality, the worldview reflected in a culture will determine if there will be another generational hall of shame . . .
Truth and Consequences
Unbelievably, that statistic applies to couples who think they have a Biblical worldview . . .
The One Factor
Dawkins is an avowed anti-Christian evolutionist. O'Reilly stated that he is a Christian evolutionist. Which of these men is being consistent within his worldview?
The Door
Beads of sweat accumulated on each of us, and they glistened under the yellow light hanging from the ceiling, and no one had to say anything because the fidgeting said it all . We wanted out . . .
How To Be Your Own Selfish Pig
These are a few of the thought interrupters that are purposeful and designed to draw us to Reality . . .
The Cultural Omission
The Great Commission . . . It means our faith is intended to encompass every part of life, every sphere of work, every aspect of the world . . .
Star Gazing
Not only could I get advise from "Eve" through the stars, I could get a glimpse of my future . . .
A Trip to the the Book Store
Who pays for all the textbooks that end up in the backpacks of our young ones . . .
The Great Transaction
It was not my intention to insinuate that once we are born into the Kingdom the battle between the old nature and the new nature ends . . .
Already Gone
Its message is that we can look forward to a further decline of those who profess to be committed Christians . . .
The Casual Christian
Christianity is a low-risk, predictable proposition, providing a perspective that is not demanding . . .
Giving Policy
As mentioned in the last post, here is the Giving Policy of Rochester Network for Re-Entry . . .
Where's the Fire?
Every time we turn the news on, more money is spraying, like water out of a fire hydrant, from Washington, DC. It is all done in the name of generosity and good will . . .
Drifters
Barna's research shows that even kids raised in strong Christian homes are likely to drift into the world's system, or worse, wander from their commitment to Christ . . .
Four Questions
My year studying with the Centurion Program was remarkable in many ways. One of the most important things I learned didn't have to do with information gathered . . .
Doors that Open to a Better Future
It is not surprising that once again the solution to a government failure is increased funding . . .
Pro-choice?
Privately, this pastor agreed that sex should be reserved for marriage. However, his contention was that he did not want to impose his perpective on others . . .
Toasting the Frog
Toasting the frog is not a pleasant experiment in tolerance, but at least it has the sense of "otherness" . . .
What is a Real Bailout?
Christians have a variety of "takes" on a government rescue. It's a difficult subject to wade through . . .
Paddle Boat Fishing
My enthusiasm for catch and release turns to a desire to find bills in the gills and assist my husband in addressing the never-ending burden of government confiscating his income . . .
Eggs in the Nest
The diligence required to preserve oil-coated gulls or rescue alligator off-spring is not equally applied to the unborn. Why is that . . .
Does "Everything Happen for a Reason?"
We usually put an emotional arm around the declaration and hope for better things. But wait a minute . . .
Life at the Bottom: The Worldview That Makes the Underclass
A little more on the subject of incongruous secular thinking. This may be a good time to recommend a book . . .
What's Logic Got To Do With It?
It must be acknowledged that Secular Humanists and Christians may not always be consistent in their thinking . . .
The Largest "Church" in America
"A public school cannot be involved in the formation of the soul" . . .
Our Government "Offering"
"But as the government grows, it elbows out the church and other voluntary associations" . . .
Where's the Outrage?
"The great moral outrage of our time is the way the public schools establishment puts its interestes ahead of children, trying to kill every school choice program whatever its success. Genuine reformers should be shouting from the rooftops" . . .
Education is the Pursuit of What?
The National Education Association, the primary union for public government schools, passed the following Resolutions at their 2007 Convention in Philadelphia . . .
Is Charles Darwin in Government Schools?
Although Darwin died long ago, he still has a presence in public schools. The movie, "Expelled", attests to this . . .
Is Soren Kierkegaard in Government Schools?
Soren Kierkegaard was a philosopher who believed that religion, including the Christian religion, was a disconnected and unreal thing . . .
Is John Maynard Keynes in Government Schools?
"Keynsian economics" proposes that government has the responsibility to produce wealth, not private enterprise . . .
Is Sigmund Freud in Government Schools?
How did sexual activity get to be so "ordinary" and acceptable among you people? The old friend of psychology played a big part . . .
Is John Dewey in Government Schools?
John Dewey was committed to Secular Humanism, and his "progressive" education has taken root in America . . .
Is Julius Wellhausen in Government Schools?
Julius Wellhausen led a movement called "religious liberalism". Has it made its way into public government schools . . .
Is Karl Marx in Government Schools?
Karl Marx published the Communist Manifesto. His ideas have drifted into our concept of education . . .
Answers: The Seven Men Who Rule the World from the Grave
Here are the answers to the seven men who rule the world from the grave quiz . . .
Who are the Seven Men Who Rule the World from the Grave?
Can you match the seven men who rule the world from the grave with their "accomplishments" . . .
Secular Humanists: Do They Walk the Halls?
Perhaps the Secular Humanists named in the previous article didn't seem to connect to public government schools. Or do they . . .
Notable 20th Century Secular Humanists
Who is in the Secular Humanist Hall of Fame? See if you recognize the list . . .
Is Secular Humanism Really a Religion? Part 2
The Humanist Manifesto II lists the tenets of the Secular Humanist religion . . .
Is Secular Humanism Really a Religion?
Is there a "Bible" for the Secular Humanist? Here are some excerpts from it . . .
Which Worldview Is It?
After studying the Foundational Presupposition Chart take the quiz to see if you can identify whether the statement reflects the Secular Humanist or Biblical Christian worldview . . .
How "PUBLIC" is Public Education?
Some of the resolutions passed by the National Education Association in 2007 are . . .